RCI - Mariner of the Seas

Hi,

I'm trying to persuade my husband to go on the Mariner of the Seas for
our wedding anniversary - however, he is not quite convinced.

We sent off for the brochure & the DVD from RCI but they werent very
good - They didn't give much information about the ship itself.

I was hoping that someone could point me to a good website with lots
of pictures and reviews about the Mariner of the Seas or if someone
who has been on the ship could give me their opinion (and/or photos)
would be excellent.

The husband believes that he will be cramped, closed in and stuck with
people he doesn't like. If someone could help me persuade him
otherwise I will be the happiest woman in the United Kingdom!!!!

Thanks in advance.

Nats

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Hi,

I'm trying to persuade my husband to go on the Mariner of the Seas for
our wedding anniversary - however, he is not quite convinced.

We sent off for the brochure & the DVD from RCI but they werent very
good - They didn't give much information about the ship itself.

I was hoping that someone could point me to a good website with lots
of pictures and reviews about the Mariner of the Seas or if someone
who has been on the ship could give me their opinion (and/or photos)
would be excellent.

The husband believes that he will be cramped, closed in and stuck with
people he doesn't like. If someone could help me persuade him
otherwise I will be the happiest woman in the United Kingdom!!!!

Thanks in advance.

Nats

Try this link, it has lots of pictures -
http://perso.club-internet.fr/guilla...j/mariner.html

Brenda

RCI - Mariner of the Seas

Group: rec.travel.cruises Date: Wed, Mar 3, 2004, 3:51am (EST-3) From:
(Nats)
Hi,
I'm trying to persuade my husband to go on the Mariner of the Seas for
our wedding anniversary - however, he is not quite convinced.
The husband believes that he will be cramped, closed in and stuck with
people he doesn't like. If someone could help me persuade him otherwise
I will be the happiest woman in the United Kingdom!!!!
Thanks in advance.
Nats
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On the contrary, it's a big ship and I would tell your husband that
there are tons of places he can go to escape the crowds on this ship. He
can do as much, or as little as he likes and can always find a quiet
spot if he likes. I was once someone who thought like him and like
evryone else here, I am hooked!
Happy Anniversary!
Bob and Amy

On Wed, 3 Mar 2004 08:41:15 -0500 (EST), (Bob and
Amy) wrote:

He
can do as much, or as little as he likes and can always find a quiet
spot if he likes

There is a little cubbyhole deck Four starboard in the Aquarium Bar
area, behind the elevator, private, seated area that looks out to
sea. Nice.

We were on the third sailing of the Mariner. She is a large ship with lots
of passengers. That is both good and bad. You never need to see the same
people twice, but there are lines for some events or crowds. The link is a
Photoparade of our trip
http://home.cfl.rr.com/w4rjd/Mariner...the%20Seas.PhP. You will need
the free view from http://www.photoparade.com/ to view the show.

If you want a nice relaxing trip with lots of water sports or warm weather
ports, this may just be the perfect vacation. If you have questions, please
post them and I will try to answer them.

Go FOR IT!!!

tell your hubby 35 bars and lounges 7 night cruise that is 5 bars a day! 15
meals a day... there is so much to do and see you can not do it all, WILL NOT
feel cramped or closed in on this ship! Its bigger then many Islands!
Susette
Join us on our Annual Group Cruise 04Dec04 Jewel of the Seas!
Check out our website: www.cruiseoutlets.com

Enjoy the cruise.

Hi Nats,
Here is a link to a Mariner review from this past December, full of
information. Hopefully enough to convince your husband to give it a try:

http://www.cruisemates.com/articles/...i/mariner6.cfm

Here is a link to a few pics of Mariner:

http://www.cruise-forums.com/gallery/view.php?id=1706

Donna
Tuesday Chat Host
http://www.cruisemates.com